Hola,Barcelona! @4 Casa Milà

At the fourth day，I went to see Gaudi's buildings again. This time is the“Casa Mila”, after that is the famous Sagrada Familia,then we took the bus to Park Güell.

Casa Milà, better known as La Pedrera (Catalan for 'The Quarry'), is a building designed by the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí and built during the years 1905–1910, being considered officially completed in 1912. It is located at 92,Passeig de Gracia(passeig is Catalan for promenade) in the Eixample district of Barcelona

Hola,Barcelona! @3

The Keyword of the third day are：Sunshine，ocean，bikini and delicious seafood！！！

There are many restaurant beside the ocean.After swimming，we decided to eat some paella. All the restaurant show the menu with photos，and have price on it. But be careful the drink price. I oder a cola without asking the price，and it cost 4,70 euro. It is really really expensive，if I knew that，I wont choose it.

Chinese porcelain on your body！

Normally I should write my third Blog post about my vacation in barcelona，but I saw those Chinese porcelain clothes，it really impressive，I must put on my blog ！
Li Xiaofeng,a Chinese artist who live in beijing currently,used Chinese tranditional porcelain elements,with costume design shape,created really unique modern sculpture.

If you want to see more pics about his work,check his website:http://www.hongart.net/?option=art&collectionid=6&single=true

Hola,Barcelona! @2

The plan of today was watching the picasso museum, and then take the tram to the Parc de Montiuic. Then walking to the Palau Nacional.First, we had a nice breakfast in a nice bar, but not so cheap.

When we arrived at the Picasso Museum,we found that there were a lot of people waiting outside. so we decided not to wait and go just straght to the next viewpoint.

On the way to the Palau Nacional,we found a really nice little restaurant.

Because our hostel was so close to the La Rambla, we had a nice walk in the evening and drank a glass of wine in an interesting bar.